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Valencia, the third largest city in Spain, has launched a groundbreaking renewable energy project that aims to transform its cemeteries into the nation’s largest urban solar farm.

Seven cities have been selected by the European Commission to enter the final stage of the competition.

The winners will be announced on 24 October at an Awards Ceremony in Valencia, Spain, Europe’s 2024 Green Capital.

Sustainable climate adaptation solutions can help protect cities against the devastating effects of climate change. Rotterdam is leading the way through the LIFE URBAN-ADAPT project.

Over 400 activities and events will be organised across the city throughout 2024, all aimed at raising awareness of the triple planetary crisis of pollution, biodiversity loss and climate change.

The Awards promote and reward the efforts of European towns and cities that strive to reduce their impact on the local and global environment improving the quality of life for their inhabitants.

What better way to celebrate the new winners than by having a reunion of the European Green Capital Network members?

Valencia is getting ready for a very special and memorable year. In 2024, the city will represent the European Green Capital at the European and international level.

The next cities to take over the title of the European Green Leaf in 2024 are Elsinore (Denmark) and Velenje (Slovenia). Both cities are busy preparing their title years.